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... working men’s families. And those who have constituted the Whig party must choose between the two. It is necessary to decide between policy of destruction and one of development, and the old Whigs are afraid of one and incapable of the other. So they get ...
... WIGTOWN OR WHIG-TOWN studying Stair’s Institutes lawyer thought he’d rise, Though young, up to the topmost height law—a goodly prise. 11. That point attained—to Parliament To climb he next would dare ; Success is his if only Can find e*sy stair. ...
... Stair.” iv. Wigtown Whig-town shall remain. Here safe eneoonced I’ll stay; Nor Radical nor Tory wight Shall drive me hence away. Shall * stupid ’ Tories dare invade This Whig manorial ground ? Let Ditxy play his * game ’ elsewhere. Whig-town is safe and ...
... and ruder elements of ordinary elections.” They were determined to tolerate questioning of their candidate. A section of the Whig party, pretty definitely marked by the names of those who nominated and those who yesterday accompanied Mr Moncreiff to the ...
... satisfied themselves thfA ho ws » not a sham reformer—( hear , hear)—and that he had nothing about him of tlie old Adam of the Whig cliques . ( Cheers . ) He afterwards proceeded to taice up some of the leading q uestions of tlie day , and , referring to ...
... Government had been fifty and three-quarter millions sixty-five millions. The process of adding to the expenditure went under the Whig Chancellor, Sir G. C. Lewis, and ultimately reached the sum of seventy millions—an amount which Mr Disraeli was able to reduce ...
... bio duty shako, be hove pods to pis! tin .11 time, of Lon's, stag. Oa whirl Sir Wolter loyal to write. What there woo .either Whig Tory, The Scotto were nes of •~t~.o cried • meads. ; too kind to that and ho hem earned sway by my eer, c h attel I eat hoer ...
... ot ,U.n«Sl.“ c..”.m«ion recorded Boaw.U'a Inknaon where the aoge. m reference, “A^ceruffTirent O,I, e»r«- To^'end‘he* tboM Whig or » |Ory, tbftt tQ perties “P. ”supported, though in T, ,1 He takes its f.rgot of perticulM* tl WTO g sticks to ba'aure s ...
... who is «‘her goodnatured libertine, and in politics »rt of Adnllamito, for, while professed to a lory, “Variably roted with Whig Government. Miss Compton’s bar sinister is kept hidden from the public by her father, and she enjoys, or rather is tortured ...